An architecture or interior design firm doesn’t just need a carpenter to carry out a blueprint. It needs someone who understands wood engineering and who, together with the design team, can solve the problems that arise between the blueprint and the finished piece. That’s the role we play in these projects, from our workshop in Granada.
In this article, we explain what high-end technical woodworking is, how we work with design firms and professionals, and what types of projects this service is best suited for.
It involves integrating custom-made wooden elements into a broader architectural project: structures, cladding, or furniture that are an integral part of the space from the design phase onward, rather than pieces added after construction is complete. This requires direct coordination with the architecture or interior design team from the earliest stages of the project.
A one-time commission is based on a plan that has already been finalized. Technical carpentry comes into play before that: we contribute our expertise in wood engineering to anticipate structural problems—expansion, loads, and material interfaces—that an architectural plan does not always address on its own.
Wood is the primary material, finished with high-hardness varnishes when the project is intended for constant use: hospitality venues, retail spaces, or high-traffic areas in high-end residential projects. We select materials of the highest quality based on the requirements of each project.
We carry out projects throughout Spain and Europe from our workshop in Granada, coordinating specialized logistics and transportation or handling installation with our own equipment, depending on the scope of each project.
| Technical Partner (Studio Tablas) | Standard supplier |
|---|---|
| Get involved through technical consulting, before the final plan is drawn up | It only executes the plan that has already been closed |
| Solve structural challenges alongside the design team | It does not affect the design |
| Manufacturing + installation coordinated by the same team | Delivery without follow-up |
| High-hardness varnishes for heavy-duty use | Standard finish not adapted to actual use |
Yes, the technical consulting phase begins with an analysis of those drawings and requirements before moving on to manufacturing.
Yes, it's one of the typical project profiles in the HORECA and retail sectors.
Custom design begins with an individual commission (a table, a bookshelf); technical carpentry is integrated into a broader architectural project, coordinated with the studio from the outset.
It depends on the scope of the project: for large projects, we send our own technical team.
